Ruby Programming Language

Troubleshooting

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First published on August 23, 2019. Last updated on June 15, 2024.


Here are some tips for troubleshooting.

  1. Do you have any version of Ruby installed? If you enter “ruby -v” on the command line, if it returns a message that begins with the word “ruby” and then a version number, you do have ruby installed.
  2. Do you have a recent version of ruby installed? If you enter “ruby -v” on the command line, it should return a message that begins with the word “ruby” and then a version number that starts with at least “2”. If it starts with anything lower, you should update your Ruby installation.

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